Stakeholder Analysis Calculator — Stakeholder Mapping | Blackridge Research
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Stakeholder Analysis Calculator Interactive Calculator

Map stakeholders by power and interest. The project manager's relationship management tool.

By the analysts at Blackridge Research

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About the Stakeholder Analysis Calculator

Stakeholder analysis identifies and prioritizes project stakeholders.

The power-interest matrix helps develop engagement strategies.

This calculator maps stakeholders by power and interest.

Formula

Priority = Power × Interest | Influence = Power + Interest
P
— Power (1-5)
I
— Interest (1-5)
Pr
— Priority
In
— Influence

Priority = Power × Interest.

Influence = Power + Interest.

Stakeholders are categorized into four quadrants.

How to use this calculator

  1. 1

    Enter stakeholder power

    Ability to affect project outcomes (1-5).

  2. 2

    Enter stakeholder interest

    Level of interest in the project (1-5).

Example calculations

Construction stakeholder analysis

Example 1

A government regulator has Power: 5, Interest: 3.

Priority = 5 × 3 = 15. Influence = 5 + 3 = 8.
Priority:
15
Quadrant:
High Power, Moderate Interest
Engagement:
Keep Satisfied
High power, moderate interest — keep the regulator satisfied.

Interpreting your results

Power × Interest determines engagement priority.

Power + Interest determines influence level.

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The Stakeholder Analysis Calculator is only as good as its inputs. Blackridge Research publishes syndicated market reports with vetted market sizes, growth rates, and competitive landscapes across 40+ industries — and builds custom studies when the shelf report doesn't exist.

Industry applications

Business

  • Stakeholder management: identify and prioritize stakeholders.
  • Engagement strategy: develop targeted engagement plans.
  • Risk management: identify stakeholder risks.

Construction

  • Project management: manage project stakeholders.
  • Community relations: engage community stakeholders.

Research

  • Stakeholder research: study stakeholder dynamics.
  • Project analysis: analyze stakeholder influence.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Underestimating stakeholder power

    Consider indirect power, not just formal authority.

  • Ignoring stakeholder dynamics

    Stakeholder relationships matter.

Frequently asked questions

What is a stakeholder?

Anyone affected by or affecting the project.

How do I manage different stakeholders?

Tailor engagement to power and interest levels.

Glossary

Stakeholder:
Anyone affected by or affecting the project.
Power:
Ability to influence project outcomes.
Interest:
Level of concern about project outcomes.

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